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Sponsored: The underlying design and architecture of the grid has not evolved quickly enough to handle expanded use of EVs, renewable power and energy storage — the grid must be reimagined to unlock new capabilities and meet future challenges.
by Terang Kim
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Efforce hope to raise capital for energy efficiency projects, one of the most potentially impactful ways for businesses to decarbonize their operations.
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As more people transition to all-electric buildings, the costs of maintaining the gas system will rise for those still dependent on it.
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Sponsored: While fossil-fuel based microgrids are the more prevalent option today, the long-term benefits of adding on-site solutions powered by renewable energy are undeniable.
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Sponsored: Each day a fleet waits to switch to cleaner fuels, more harmful emissions enter our communities. Here’s how fleet managers can make a difference today.
by Dave Slade
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Sponsored: The industry is facing a fork in the road, it has the chance to be on the right side of history by contributing to a sustainable, carbon-neutral future.
by Chris Cooper
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Sponsored: To predict what corporate renewable energy buyers will be doing next year, LevelTen Energy looked toward the world’s largest technology companies.
by Rob Collier
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Sponsored: Understanding these steps can help organizations self-assess their own level of readiness and identify the expertise they need to move forward.
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The pandemic has altered work life and the commercial building sector. But companies are still looking for healthy and energy-efficient offices.
by Adam Aston
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Plus, thoughts on supporting a just transition with Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs and California planning director Kate Gordon.
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Across the value chain, the industry could realize $450 million in raw material recovery for new ventures and clean jobs.
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The Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance has launched a set of guiding principles to standardize wholesale electricity markets across the U.S.
by Adam Aston
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Wildfires and other disasters are driving a new emphasis on the value of continuous power, just as falling prices for solar panels and batteries are making combined systems more accessible
by Adam Aston
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Sponsored: Powering the cities of our future requires us to rethink how we can diversify energy generation to include a more robust approach to on-site development.
by Derya Baran
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No major technology shift has been introduced in the steel industry. But to get to net-zero emissions, new tech is fundamentally required — and fast.
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Energy efficiency continues to be the cheapest and fastest way to decarbonize and meet our energy demands.
by Sarah Golden
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Sponsored: Any green recovery plan requires a closer look at smart-city infrastructure investments. Part of this requires taking a closer look at raw materials, such as copper, in order for smart cities to reach their full potential while improving their environmental performance.
by Steve Kukoda
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How to overcome common challenges with reaching beyond scopes 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions - to address scope 3 - and set meaningful science-based targets for climate.
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From its strong focus on buildings to its financing model, here are five reasons the U.S. capital city is making progress, especially with retrofits.
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Its latest mobile processor is vastly more efficient that just six years ago, but it took some serious engineering dedication to get there.
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The challenge stems from laws and regulations that fail to encourage energy efficiency programs from helping households or businesses make necessary upgrades.
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Getting there will demand a mix of policies and technologies, ranging from tax incentives and carbon pricing to electrification, low-carbon fuels, and carbon capture and utilization.
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Sponsored: Our new report examines the progress made in the past 10 years, makes sense of five current trends, and previews the changes yet to come.
by Bill Brewer